Sentence examples for Collect dues from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the strongest example of the right's careful choice of targets this year is the return of a lawsuit seeking to clip the wings of American labor unions by removing their ability to collect dues from employees, where workplaces have voted in favour of collective bargaining.

The legislature has been considering four anti-union bills that would end collective bargaining for public employee unions and make it difficult to collect dues and one anti-civil service bill which would strip thousands of state workers of their protections in committee for a few weeks.

Chapters shall not assess or collect dues.

The unions had to collect dues on their own.

This proposal would force unions to make individual arrangements with each worker to collect dues.

The committees collect dues to pay for regular water-quality tests by laboratories set up in the sanitary marts.

Exact urine output volume measurements (ml/kg) were not possible to collect due to paucity and/or inaccuracy of data.

Blood samples of high dosage XF and PXF groups were hard to collect due to the close death time.

This is especially true for organisms that are difficult to collect due to the extremes of their living environment.

For the Canadian court, collecting dues for the union to collectively bargain and individuals' ability to freely express themselves were two entirely different things.

Tells about members of the association from which he collects "dues".